had to be daniel and daniel alone.king the case in court might not be so easy. >> this is one of those cases where circumstantial is -- is kind. i mean, you had no fingerprints, you had no dna, you had no bloody clothes on the suspect, you had -- >> right. >> you had no incriminating statements really, just some sort of weird stuff, but -- >> right. yeah. it's a -- >> you have-- >> tough case. >> nothin'. >> tough case -- >> it was. circumstantial is a correct word. >> reporter: question was, could they make the case -- or would a jury believe they'd reached the wrong conclusion? coming up -- motive -- it's been tricky to pin down in this case. but in court, prosecutors present jurors with a theory of everything. >> that's why this whole thing happened. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around growing odors. that's why we graduated to tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. it's got to be tide.

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it was built by daniel and anne elizabeth bigelow. both came over the organ trail in the early 18 fifties. when daniel bigelow arrived in olympia in november of 1851, he set up his law practice. he evidently was a great order as well. he was called upon to give the fourth of july oration in olympia in july of 1852. it is highly credited with spurring the development of a separate territory for washington from oregon. what washington did become a separate oratory from oregon in 1853, and daniel bigelow was elected to the very first

i don't know if daniel cameron can hear us. let's say it from the heart so not only daniel cameron can hear us, but breonna taylor can hear us from heaven, what we want daniel cameron, the kentucky attorney general to do. on three. one, two, three. >> release the transcripts! >> at this time -- before i bring up one of the greatest lawyers, one of the greatest secrets in louisville, kentucky, my co-counsel, my sister, my co-warrior, lanita baker. i would be remiss if i didn't tell you, tamika, people who are in the fraternity that you're in from all over america, a fraternity that no parent wants to be in, but far too many black mothers and fathers are part of, have sent their pledge of support to stand with you. all of them couldn't come like mr. jacob black sr., but all of them sent their report. when the announcement came out philonise floyd, the brothers and sisters from george floyd who was killed in minneapolis, minnesota, were the first ones to pledge their support. right after that, lanita we got a call from sabrina ful

daniel boone is familiar. everybody knows who daniel boone was. he's a great american frontiersman. think of him in the era of dave sri crockett. but it's weird because daniel boone and davy crock credett. davy crockett was at the battle of the alamo. when was that? 1840s? we're talking about 1775. this is when daniel boone's single most famous act of pioneering took place. he led a party of settlers in the wake of dunmore's war through the cumberland gap and into central kentucky. and one of the first towns founded in central kentucky was here. his most famous act occurred before the united states existed. it's fascinating that we don't -- in the popular imagination, we don't place him in time here. we don't think of the american revolution as a pioneering era. but the american revolution is the first pioneering era and the first intrepid western explorers/occupiers swung into action in the revolution and in kentucky. i want say a little bit more about daniel boone in just a minute, but hold that thought. just to kind of talk quickly about the war experience in central ken. the var

and daniel cameron, i do. i took offense to you not being fully up-front with tameka palmer when we met with you. i take true offense to that. and you have to know your legal obligations as a prosecutor is to inform the family, to talk to the family, to keep them informed on what's going on. you failed to do that and you failed to be fully honest whith her when we met with you, when the grand jury report was being relayed to the public. so you told us we would know in advance. we learned at the same time that america learned, that's unacceptable. and we have a right to be angry. but i want to talk to those of us who have been on the ground. we can't let the anger consume us, because we've still got work to do. >> tell it! >> and we can't fully think when we're consumed by anger. so i've been praying, i've been praying this morning to not let the anger that's been inside me consume me and come out today, because i know we have work to do. i'm dressed down today, because i'm staying down here, because i want lmp

daniel was born on my birthday, and i miss him dearly. for him to leave like that there for no reason, just because he needed help, that was uncalled for. that was. i wouldn't treat my -- i got a little chihuahua here. i wouldn't treat her like that there, you know? they treated him like he was an animal, a caged animal, a dog. and, you know, and to try to express yourself on that there is very hard, you know? >> joe? >> yes. >> sir whar, what do you know a what was going on with him that night? >> that night, to be frank and everything, that night, daniel made it to new york. me and my -- got the bus fare, the plane fare for him to go up there. and when he got there, he called and talked to me and everything and said, yeah, pops, i made it here. i said, okay, that's good. then for his brother, for joe to call me and tell me that his brother had ran out in the street, you know, naked and everything. so we tell his brother, joe, to call the police, to get him some help right then and there. you know, my understanding, that's for them to he

it's weird, because daniel boone and davey crockett are generations apart. davey crockett was at the alamo. can anybody place this date in time? >> 1840s? >> we're talking about 1775. this is when -- this is when daniel boone's singlemost famous act of pioneering took place. he led a party of settlers in the wake of dunmore's war through the cumberland gap and into central kentucky. one of the first towns founded in center kentucky was boo boonsborough, so it's -- his most famous act occurred before the united states even existed. it's fascinating that we don't -- in the popular imagination, we don't place him in time here, because we don't think of the american revolution as a pioneering era, but the american revolution is the first pioneering era and the first intrepid western explorers/occupiers, you know, swung into action in the revolution and in kentucky. i want to say a bit more about daniel boone in just a minute, so hold that thought. to talk quickly about the war experience in central kentucky. the various communities of central kentucky petitioned

what about daniel boone himself? what would you say about the way he is depicted. >>. >>. >>,. ,. . >>,. . . ,. ,. ,,. . this is another painting that i could not find an inscription form, but this is an interesting variation on the begum depiction. and i think it is correct characteristic of mid to late 20th century values associated with the same process. what strikes you here in contrast? how would you say this painting difference from being in this painting into picking enterprise of westward expansion? >> on the first picture of light was really shining on boone. here's a light is on everybody. you can see it all the way across. >> yeah the. light is on everybody so it's more of a democratic depiction. what about the natural setting? >> it's a lot softer. the light is been light flowing through the trees. looks like a lot easier for them in that in the first. painting >> look softer, looks easier. it's a cathedral of nature, it's not a howling wilderness. that seems to me to capture a lot between the difference

good to see you, jon and john, and to meet you, danielle. jo jon stewart, what is the issue with the health care for these veterans who is blocking it, what are you trying to do to fix it >> so basically everybody thinks that veterans get health care for life but they don't they only get health care if their injury or illness can be tied to their service. and in iraq and afghanistan, the way that they disposed of hazardous materials and human waste and armaments and everything else was, they dug, like at camp anaconda, a ten-acre pit, they poured all the trash in there, covered it in jet fuel, and burned it, 24 hours a day, seven days a week the soldiers were next to the burn pits, inhaled all these toxins, and have developed the same respiratory illnesses and

joe and daniel were sitting at the kitchen table.ed joe to get him a cigarette. >> i ran out behind, i told my wife i'm calling the police right now. he just ran out the back door. i'm driving around looking for my brother. on dispatch with the police. the police block me in. if you don't stop look forgue him, how can i go to jail for placing the call to you all and i'm here to assist you all looking for my brother? >> i know they're still looking at the situation and i want you to know counselor also you are absolutely welcome back to talk about the case as it develops but what i wanted to get to in this is no question police have a tough job. we all know that. but your brother seemed to be dealing with some kind of mental breakdown whether it was just one episode or whether he had some illness to be dealt with. i know the hospital discharged him but that is not that unusual. do you wish that you had a different number to call so that it wasn't police, it was people who know how to deal with somebody who is having a mental health ep

es ahÍ cuando daniel comienza a pedir clemencia.e la familia de daniel que piden una investigaciÓn independiente, ha causado indignaciÓn y dolor. " esto se trata de un asesinato a sangre frÍa", dijeron familiares del hombre de 41 aÑos de edad, que fue arrestado el 23 de marzo en rochester, nueva york, luego de que su hermano llamÓ el servicio de emergencias indicando que padecÍa de problemas mentales y andaba caminando por las calles desnudo bajo la nieve. en el video que dura 12 minutos se observa que llegaun equipo de paramÉdicos que le realizaron una resucitaciÓn cardiopulmonar. siete dÍas despuÉsdaniel muriÓ. para los expertos el uso de estas capuchas contra escupitajos es un mÉtodo usado por las autoridades bajo determinadas situaciones. >> es otra herramienta que la policÍa tiene, desafortunadamente el individuo empezÓ a escupir y por eso tuvieron que ponerle la capucha para protegerlos a ellos. nayeli: la difusiÓn de este video provocÓ protestas en la localidad de rochester. la investigaciÓn de la oficina del mÉdico forense d

daniel: thank you for the question. i can only guess, and in hindsight it looked like everything should have worked out that way, what a coincidence. i think if you look at the folks going through it, they did not think it was just a coincidence. they had to work very hard and think outside of a number of boxes to come up with things like the airborne radar, the vt fuse, magnetic anomaly detection. wonder -- i must defer the question but pose another one. , doest extent, i wonder the outside influence, the outside status, let's say, of something like ndrc, that promotes independent thinking, how much did that play into a specific number of devices? i suspect a significant number but you would have to do a lot of research to figure out. the way the cooperation worked, perhaps some soldier in the field would suggest something like a rocket propelled grenade. would say that's a good idea and development and handed off to industry. who gets credit? i give you an example of the atomic bomb. that was something that in bush's

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however, looking at kentucky law, there are six different holiday statues which daniel cameron had atbeing able to present to the grand jury. based off of his conversation today during a press conference with the media i am not confident he presented any of them, not even the reckless statute which i think would have enabled him, at a statute which i think would have enabled him, ata minimum, to allow for some level of a homicide charge to appear on that indictment. but, again, they also want to stress that daniel cameron doctor the question of what the investigation is into the police work that led up to this to begin with. we do have a $12 million settlement, so that does suggest that some wrong doing actually took place and ata minimum doing actually took place and at a minimum there was some negligence on behalf of the police department in kentucky. soi police department in kentucky. so i don't want to concede this point that it is going to be a hard, near impossible thing to get done in the first place, they do think there were some challenges, but ultimately the fa ct challenges

so, daniel, any truth to that?about payment from the wife of the late mayor of moscow, not the mayor, himself. more broadly, though, wolf, this is one where i actually can't render a firm verdict. we just don't have proof, either way. it's important to note off the top, though, hunter biden, through his lawyer, denies this allegation. he never got such a payment. so what is trump talking about? a partisan report from republicans just released, got a $3.5 million payment from this russian businesswoman. it was for a consulting agreement, according to the wire transfer. hunter biden co-founded a firm called rosemont seneca. a separate partnership. i don't know, either way. but that's what they say. it's also important to note senate republicans did not, themselves, provide proof the money actually went to hunter biden. hunter biden, who is a businessman, would have done anything wrong in receiving such a payment. finally, wolf, i will note, as "politico" reported this week, trump, himself, tried as a businessman to d

daniel prude is our failure to do that.we had a human being in need of help and compassion in that moment we had had an opportunity to protect him, to keep him warm, to bring him to safety, to begin the process of healing him and lifting him up. we have to own the fact that in that moment we did not do that. we will not have the opportunity to save mr. prude. kint bring him back. none of us can. but what i do have the opportunity to ensure is that his memory creates ever lasting change. to ensure that he did not die in vain that, the next man or woman that needs our help gets the very best that this community has to offer. so let me say this to this community. i wholeheartedly believe that the chief is the right person to lead us through these difficult times. he was born and raised in this city. educated in this city. worked his way up to lead the department. i do note believe there is a person more dedicated than him. i know that he and i are committed to being better, working harder to restore the trust and faith of our

joe and daniel were sitting in the kitchen table and daniel asked joe to get him a cigarette. >> yes,rette and the next thing i know i heard my back door. i run out behind and i tell my wife that i am calling the police right now. he just ran out the back door. the process of me -- i only dispatched to the police. in the process of me talking to the police, they showed up and locked me in. now, if you don't start looking for him. how can i go to jail and i am here for you to look for my brother. >> i know they're still looking at the situation. i want you to know that you are welcome back to talk about the case. what i want to get to this is but your brother seemed to be dealing with some kind of mental breakdown. whether it was just one episode, or whether he had some illness to be dealt with, i know the hospital discharged him. but that's not that unusual. do you wish that you had a different number to call so that it wasn't police? it was people who know how to deal with somebody who is having a mental health episode. >> yes, i wish i did have a different number to call because tha

journalist daniel pearl. was convicted in 2002 of luring powell to a meeting in karachi where he was kidnapped and later beheaded kemal hisor has more or less from islamabad. the brutal murder of daniel pearl had their time the wall street journal of south asia our reporter who was in restive gating and possible linkages between progress on the military and groups out of cairo and richard reid the shoe bomb he were lured into a trap in the southern border city of karachi by omar shaikh but what then can wreak their death samia by the lower court and also on death row along with 3 other accomplices however earlier this year the lower court decided to wait that g. accomplished along with omar shaikh however the abduction charge on him still remains that sent a wave of indignation across the world because this is engage a very high profile case the united states government also expressed its anger with the word day the family of daniel pearl has now decided to take that petition to the supreme court the supreme

oath for a couple of days when danielle goldman served as special counsel. he will analyze the legal aspects of what michael cohen had to say tonight and offer his assessment of michael cohen's credibility based on his own interactions with michael cohen as an under-oath witness. later in the hour we'll be joined by former secretary of state, john kerry, who is a decorated combat veteran of the vietnam war. we'll get his reaction to donald trump calling soldiers killed in action losers and calling anyone who served in vietnam a loser, and that includes john kerry. i'm sure most of you have just watched rachel's hour-long interview with michael cohen which included michael cohen's account of how the trump presidential campaign began. >> donald trump never thought he wasn't going to win this election. he actually didn't want to win this election. this was supposed to be -- it's how he started it, the greatest political infomercial in the history of politics. if you take that line and you add to it the trump tower moscow project, you'll understand that this was

like the bad apples in rochester new york who killed 4141 year old daniel prude a black man who died in police custody while suffering a mental health crisis days after video footage was released showing officers putting a hood on him and pinning him to the ground or about all those bad apples in salt lake city utah who slate now reports shot a 13 year old autistic child several times after his mother called 911 to get this ask for a crisis invention team intervention team to take him to the hospital during a mental health episode. who by the way that autistic boy linden cameron he's a white boy. i wonder if box knew c.n.n. all those loud mouthed security state punk and so the apologists will dive into his juvenile record looking for police violence justifications with the same zeal and zest they had when they did it to trayvon martin's history michael brown brown's history or to rice's history and speaking of kids falling victim to overzealous policing and the criminal zation of black children look no further than the treatment of 12 year old isaiah elliott of colorado springs who a

and there's been violence around me demanding justice for daniel crude who died after being arrested in new york state. peter wu watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up refusing to give up hope rescuers in beirut stick further into a collapsed building looking for a survivor a month after the port explosion. we showed resolve for those who are still a lot of differences to. serbia and kosovo agreed to work on economic links and a u.s. brokered deal but remain far away from formal political times. and will speak to kenyans who say they're struggling to survive after being evicted from the forests and a fight over land and the environment. let's begin in the u.s. state of new york where protests against police brutality have continued into the night in the city of rochester dozens of people looking for justice after the death of a black man daniel prude in march he suffocated after being arrested by the police officers put a mesh hood over his head and held him down for 2 minutes whilst he was handcuffed 7 officers have been suspended. only other side

y podemos escuchar cÓmo los gritos de daniel se convierten en gemidos.subirlo a la ambulancia. y cuando lo llevan a un hospital vieron que tenÍa muerte cerebral. la familia revelÓ el vÍdeo de 11 minutos de la cÁmara corporal de la policÍa. los informes que pudieron obtener despuÉs de una solicitud de registros pÚblicos. según el informe de la autopsia se tratÓ de un homicidio causado por complicaciones de asfixia por la restricciÓn fÍsica, vamos escuchar si les parece las palabras del hermano de daniel. [audio en inglÉs] aylÉn: les cuento también que servicio y no fueron disciplinados.por eso familiares y activistas estan pidiendo el despido y arresto de todos los oficiales involucrados como vemos, este incidente ocurrio meses antes de que la muerte de george floyd en minneapolis provocara protestas en todo el pais. gracias aylen. el candidato presidencial democrata "joe borja: joe biden visita wisconsin para reunirse con la familia de jacob blake. el afroamericano baleado gravemente por la policÍa de kenosha. un incidente que ha generado dÍas de intensa

daniel newman, thank you so much.g up, amazon's latest hiring spree the company adding 100,000 new jobs in north america. widespread criticism about treatment of workers. we will hear from an amazon executive next. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg technology. soared in the midst of the pandemic. despite some logistical challenges, amazon is now hiring 100,000 new employees across the u.s. and canada. that is after an additional 300,000 announced last week. joining us to discuss, spokesperson at amazon. kelly, these are huge numbers per tell us more about what jobs you are expect him to fill and what impact these employees will have on the business. kelly: thank you so much for having me. we have 100,000 new and part-time jobs. they pay $15 an hour or more. they start with the same benefits on day one that i have. that will play a huge role in helping us meet demand for customers. in fact, a lot of these roles a re at new buildings. this month alone, amazon will open up 100 new buildings across our networ

is to hear an appeal against the acquittal of a man convicted of the beheading of the journalist daniel. fierce fighting between us a by john in armenia has killed at least $26.00 more soldiers in the breakaway region of not going to cut back the conflict escalated shop play on monday as the 2 sides pounded each other with rockets and artillery and a new round of the decade old dispute 11 civilians have also died robin for sure walker reports. some of. these are reservists. leaving the capitol. president nicol passion yan called all men into military service after fighting erupted on sunday over the disputed region of the goma carabao. on the frontline armenia says it is repelling as area tax in what both sides are calling a war the last time they fought a full war was in the early 1990 s. after the collapse of the soviet union some 20000 people were killed a cease fire was brokered in 1904 but sporadic fighting has continued ever since russia traditionally armenia's ally in the region has called for calm. we continue to monitor the situation very closely we believe that the military op

daniel: absolutely. i think that is one of the biggest challenges for any multi-asset fund right now, trying to find those hedges. unpleasant events are always going to occur. there are always going to be negative surprises, and you can't count on bonds anymore. without question, it is becoming more challenging. have seen that with the reaction of gold. real interest rates have risen again. it is a challenge. i think everyone is struggling with it in the way we have been struggling. it is just part of this new financial world that we are having to adjust to, and one that we all understand is going to persist for a very long time. jonathan: who needs yield curve control when this market is doing what it is doing already? daniel morris, bnp paribas asset management, thank you very much. overnight, i believe the new export orders are positive for the first time in quite a while that is encouraging. tom: the president was not really able to articulate it last night, but definitely his feeling is with other o

here's abc's janai norman. >> are you daniel? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: new accusations that officers in rochester tried to alter the narrative after their encounter with daniel prude, an unarmed black man suffering a mental health crisis who later died in their custody. newly released paperwork revealing at least one person revised an incident report in which prude was originally labeled as a victim to write "make him a suspect." police alleging video shows prude broke a store window before the encounter. the family's lawyer telling us he has not seen that video. >> that shows the cover-up began immediately, and it began not only with the officers involved in the incident, but their supervisors and higher-level police officials. >> reporter: police body camera video shows officers covering prude's head with a spit hood, later pinning him to the ground before he stopped breathing. documents also show officials' efforts to delay releasing that footage. the deputy police chief writing his boss, "we certainly do not want people to m

>> daniel prude! >> reporter: protests erupting after this body cam video was released this week by an attorney. the 41-year-old in the midst of a mental health crisis on march 23rd. >> are you daniel? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: prude had stripped naked, was acting erratic, even spitting. officers first handcuff him, then place a spit hood over his head. prude alleged to have repeatedly claimed to have coronavirus. pin police pin him to the ground. within minutes, he stops breathing. he died days later. the mayor says the police chief told her prude had overdosed while in custody. the medical examiner is calling prude's death a homicide, ruling that he died by complications of asphyxia in the setting of physical restraint, excited delirium and pcp intoxication. >> what i saw in that video waso edomio aan who needed humanity.s life becaue actions of our police officers. >> reporter: prude's daughter tashyra today demanding the officers be held accountable. >> i want justice. i want these officers charge

here's abc's janai norman. >> are you daniel? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: tonight, new accusations that officers in rochester tried to alter the narrative after their encounter with daniel prude, an unarmed black man suffering a mental health crisis, who later died in their custody. newly released paperwork revealing at least one person revised an incident report in which prude was originally labeled as a victim, to write, "make him a suspect." police alleging video shows prude broke a store window before the encounter. today, the family's lawyer telling us he has not seen that video. >> that shows that the coverup began immediately and it began not only with the officers involved in the incident, but their supervisors and higher level police officials. >> reporter: disturbing police body camera video shows officers in march covering prude's head with a spit hood, later pinning him to the ground before he stopped breathing. documents also showing officials' efforts to delay releasing that footage. an email in june shows mark simmon

do you think daniel prude would have been treated differently if he was white?i do. >> reporter: why? >> it's just the way that the system works. >> reporter: a protest just kicked off moments ago, and, behind me at this church, a community meeting to discuss the death of daniel prude. the new york attorney general's office is still investigating this case. we have yet to hear from those seven officers who were suspended today. meanwhile, the police union put out a statement calling the incident, norah, "concerning." >> o'donnell: jericka duncan tonight. thank you. stocks took a big hit today. the dow fell by more than 800 points, and tech stocks led the decline. orste shares lost 8%, its worst day since march. many analysts say this was just a correction as the markets come off all-time highs. now to the coronavirus pandemic and an alarming new survey that and an alarming new survey that finds at america's colleges and universities, there have been at least 51,000 cases of covid since the pandemic began. now, most have been reported this summer, and at least 60

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did daniel cameron present that to the grand jury?did he present those 12 neighbors to the grand jury? we want to know. and obviously this whole self-defense notion that the police were justified in killing a third party innocent person because another person they allege had threatened them, well that is not the law in kentucky on self-defense. and why doesn't kenny walker, her boyfriend, who is a l law-abiding citizen, never been arrested, is a registered gun owner have a right to the second amendment to protect breonna taylor and himself on what they think is intruders? so daniel cameron, we have a right to know this since you talked about transparency. what did you present to this grand jury to get this bogus return talking about wanton endangerment? >> attorney benjamin crump who has become america's lead lawyer in representing the victims of police deadly force. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much, mr. o'donnell. >> thank you sglrchl. >>> and when we come back, the fight to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg.

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daniel, let me start with you. on tuesday, president trump stood in front of a pile of rubble in kenosha. today joe biden's agenda takes him inside a church. how do you think each candidate's imaging will play to their bases, and maybe to any undecided voters out there? >> well, joshua, if you remember back in 2017 when donald trump put his hand on the bible and was being inaugurated as the 45th president of the united states, he talked about american carnage. he talked about death in the streets that were going to be coming to an end because he was becoming president of the united states. we had no idea what he was talking about then, we didn't realize that it was going to be foreshadowing to what trump's america looks like today. and so the picture of him walking through the rubble is very much reminiscent of what he talked about back in 2017. this is trump's america and he's trying to convince us that he's a bystander as vice president joe biden said of his own presidency. he's saying if we elect him president,

while in rochester, new york, a fourth night of clashes over the death of daniel prude. plus, jacob blake speaks from his hospital bed. >> it hurts to breathe, it hurts to sleep. it hurts to move from side to side. >> what he wants supporters to know. >>> breaking overnight, air scare. a passenger capturing this dramatictr sleobavlie-ing kehai. witnesses shocked at the flames. >> oh, my god, that's so scary. >> the latest on this emergency landing. >>> happening now, wildfire rescues. more than 150 people evacuated by helicopter when their only escape route was blocked by flames. the desperate situation and those fightingor f tir> lahebo . >> this weekend is critical. >> fears holiday gatherings could cause a new surgin coronavirus caseme aasnscari down to contain the spread. >>> and battling back. serena williams finding her mojo in a come-from-behind victory against fellow american sloane stephens at the u.s. open. >> i hope that she saw her mama fighting. >> did a tiny fan make the difference? >>> good morning. this is not a quiet and peaceful labor day weekend by any

a community demanding justice for daniel prude police say daniel prude smashed windows before they had arrived. the 41-year-old was handcuffed officers said they placed a hood over his head because he was spitting and claimed to have covid-19 prude was restrained by officers he became unresponsive his family says he died in a hospital seven days later. in an autopsy report provided by the family attorney the medicaa caused by complications of asphyxia, excited deliria and acute pcp intoxication >> i am suspending the officers in question today against the advice of counsel and i urge the attorney general to complete her investigation. >> from rochester's mayor, an apology. >> institutional and instructional racism led to daniel prude's death >> no type of respect for human life none >> daniel prude's brother called 911 on the fatal night he was worried his brother was having a mental breakdown. >> it was a coverup. they knew what they did was wrong and they couldn't bring for themselves to even acknowledge. >> there is no coverup whatsoever we're going to take a look at this >> now a f

demonstrators calling for justice following the death of daniel prude in police custody. >> this is the portland police bureau. >> while portland breaks 100 days of protests. >> we broke no law! >> violence erupting overnight. these latest clashes at a boiling point. >>> war of words. joe biden taking aim at president trump over an article alleging trump insulted american veterans. >> who the heck does he think he is? >> the president denying the report. >> it's a disgrace. >> the latest on the fallout this morning. >>> labor day spread. fears this hot holiday weekend could send coronavirus cases surging. the grim prediction about the death count, plus, rising cases at universities and this morning, how some drugmakers will join forces to make sure only a safe vaccine is approved. >>> hand sanitizer warning. the mother who says she was burned after using an off brand product. then lighting a candle. >> and then the explosion happened that in a matter of two seconds lit my entire body on fire. >> what the cdc is saying about incidents like this. >> and back on the gridiron. college footb

journalist daniel pearl i met a masai shaikh was convicted in 2002 luring pole to meeting in karate where he was kidnapped and later beheaded. this is al jazeera and these are your top stories coronavirus were they to death have surpassed 1000000 jones hopkins university try to confirm the figure in the last few hours or than 33000000 people have been infected wild wide. the us brazil india account for nearly haul of the world's coronavirus deaths about a 5th have been in the united states the daily death toll that is on the decline bot there's been a surge in new infections bringing fears of a 2nd wave donald trump announced a new rapid testing system to ramp up virus detection nationwide he said millions of test kits will be sent out across the country and warns a rise in positive cases is likely in the next few days last week we grossly historic milestone when the united states conducted our 100 millionth test far more than any other country and not even close actually 2nd seems to be india with 1500000000 people and the numbers would be probably at least 50000000 more test by as we've